Another Name for MadnessA first-person account of the adjustment and struggle for understanding as one family confronts Alzheimer's disease. |
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... Pee Wee Russell , for instance , through the thirties , through his days with Eddie Condon , playing with Zooty Singleton , through the forties with Bob Haggart , and up to Russell's death , in 1967. I always thought she had a time line ...
... Pee Wee Russell , for instance , through the thirties , through his days with Eddie Condon , playing with Zooty Singleton , through the forties with Bob Haggart , and up to Russell's death , in 1967. I always thought she had a time line ...
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... Pee Wee Russell and she would tell me that early in 1937 Pee Wee left the band and played only a little solo on this next song coming up , and then she'd play " Cross Patch , " which was her favorite expression when any- one was angry ...
... Pee Wee Russell and she would tell me that early in 1937 Pee Wee left the band and played only a little solo on this next song coming up , and then she'd play " Cross Patch , " which was her favorite expression when any- one was angry ...
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